Taneli Leppä wrote:
Amos Jeffries wrote:
I suggest adding defaultsite=mysite.example.net to those to help out
users with broken software.
Thanks for the suggestion!
add name=XX to the existing cache_peer
then add:
cache_peer cached.mycache.net parent 443 0 originserver name=YY
all cache_peer_access and cache_peer_domains need to now refer to XX
and YY instead of the peer FQDN.
Great, this seems to work! Thanks! My configuration is now:
http_port mycache.net:80 vhost vport defaultsite=cached.mycache.net
https_port mycache.net:443 vhost vport defaultsite=cached.mycache.net
key=/etc/squid/mycache.key cert=/etc/squid/mycache.crt
cache_peer cached.mycache.net parent 80 0 originserver name=http
cache_peer cached.mycache.net parent 443 0 originserver name=https ssl
sslflags=DONT_VERIFY_PEER
Just one last: are people going to be visiting mycache.net? or
cached.mycache.net?
http(s)_port and defaultsite= need the public ones.
cache_peer should use a private domain name or even IP address so you
can later change public DNS without breaking squid.
Happy caching!
Amos
